Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Chiddingly

The property (Chitters) is spacious and very comfortable. It is on the ground floor so would be suitable for people with limited mobility. The owners were very helpful and friendly. The property is well equipped - 2 toilets, 1 shower. There’s a range of kitchen appliances from air fryer, induction hob to coffee machine so you can comfortably self cater. (NB there’s a fridge but no freezer) However on the two nights we stayed we ate in the village pub which is brilliant. Friendly staff and customers, good food and great value. Chiddingly is the loveliest of villages. There are lots of nice walks you can do from the front door. I would recommend visiting the church, seeing the statue of Picasso and the community orchard. The property is close to Lee Miller’s home Farley’s House, and to Charleston the home of the artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. And if you like opera Glyndeborne is a short drive away..

Convienent and comfortable and had all I needed

Perfect for what I needed. Loved being able to sit on the terrace with a cup of tea after a long journey.

It was perfect for our short stay. Everything was clean and tidy and the small courtyard garden was a bonus.

Beautiful property in a beautiful location, it had everything we needed and more

It was a perfect sanctuary and a home away from home. Yes it is a little away from the main route but that was a bonus. Our hosts were wonderful and made every effort to make us welcome.

The Meadow View is a really great place to stay. It provides in everything, is very well cleaned and has enough space for a family. It might seem a bit small, but that's only in the pictures. It has everything you need and feels like home. The owner really replies quick. The service was really good!

Very friendly staff. Great breakfast and very good value for money. Really nice and cosy pub.

Pub and food was amazing, comfortable bed

Location, wood burner, spotlessy clean, comfy sofas and beds, well equipped kitchen and pretty surroundings.

Very friendly interaction even before we arrived. All our questions were answered immediately and when it turned out that Booking had failed to pass on the info that we were bringing our -albeit small- dog that was no problem either. The instructions how to find the remote cottage were foolproof and when we arrived after a tiring journey there were fresh flowers to welcome us. There were also treats and dog bags (Your never being enough of those!) and as a person who drinks milk in her morning cup of coffee I was very happy to find a bottle of milk in the fridge. How very thoughtful! The cottage was very clean and the furniture are beautifully made to match the character of the cow stable turned into holiday home. The master bedroom is huge and for such a small place we were surprised to find 2 bathrooms. The shower is also wonderfully wide. The kitchen has everything you need: a proper cooker and oven, a kettle, a French press and a big fridge and freezer with three drawers. There's also a 4 slot toaster - perfect for family breakfasts. We didn't use the microwave but it's still worth mentioning that there is one. As the mornings were rather chilly and we are early birds, we particularly loved the fireplace. There was enough wood and some fire starters for the week. We couldn't have been happier!

Lovely setting, friendly but left us to it, great walks nearby.

The old Forge is an old building but very well maintained and we were very comfortable . We appreciated our host's generosity and the delicious cooked breakfast. We were the only guests there as the hosts had to leave the next morning so had not taken more bookings. In deference to our early booking and the fact we were from Australia and possibly in the middle of our trip, they let our booking stand. We really appreciated this. A real positive for this accommodation is that there is parking at the premises, and it is free. (Often "parking available " means paid parking in a council car park.)

Very quirky and stunning area, great hosts